Recently I was in Chad, documenting the work of an NGO that provides food and education for impoverished areas during difficult times. While there, I had the opportunity to talk with and photograph a number of women working to provide for their families. Many of the younger girls were charged with the responsibility of finding fresh water each day — sometimes walking for miles just to find a well or stream. The below photos provide a small glimpse of...
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Many journalists educate and inform the public, but some go above and beyond the call of duty.
You might remember that in 2010, South Africa hosted the World Cup. But did you know it was the first African nation ever to do so?
We've talked about the many, many, MANY ways he's inspired us here at ONE, so we thought we'd take this year to learn more about the man himself!
The wide variety of music, cultural, harvest, and religious festivals in Africa is almost as unique as the continent itself.
These four incredible Muppets are teaching young viewers about sanitation, nutrition, gender equality, and more!
Donations will be used to change the lives of kids who need it most. Our favorite part? Red Nose Day's 2016 partners include GAVI The Vaccine Alliance, The Global Fund, and more!
Maybe you've been to the MoMA in New York City or one of the Smithsonians in DC... but have you ever seen any of the world-class museums in Africa? In honor of International Museum Day, check out this list of some of the most intriguing museums on the continent.
Empowering artisans—and especially women—is a powerful way to drive economic growth and sustainable development in communities around the globe.
Instead of things old, new, borrowed, and blue, a variety of cultures from all over Africa have their own unique traditions to celebrate a couple’s big day. Take a break from perusing registries and enjoy these amazing weddings!